Essentially, the formula/solution will "know" that the third occurence in the list is actually the 3rd occurence, and so forth... I tried COUNTIF but that just gave me the total number of occurences
I'm trying to find 4 digit duplicate in any order from 0-9 in 4 different columns and because they are from 0-9 in each column it doesn't seem possible.
I wish to create a formula which counts the duplicates in the order which they appear from top to bottom. Thus the example below would count the first instance of ITEM_A as "1", directly below it the second instance of ITEM_A would be counted as "2" as it already has appeared once. Ex:
- I have a list of 8 digit numbers in Column A sorted small to large - Some of the 8 digit numbers are duplicated. - In Column B I would like to have more of a combination of countif and listing the duplicates in order (1 for the first dup in the column, 2 for the 2nd, etc.)
Example of what I'd like to see
Column A Column B 123456781 123456782 132546841 685036541 985413561 985413562 985413563
As you can see if the number in column A is on the list one time column B would show a 1If the number is shown two times (the first time it shows up will show a 1 the second will show a 2) If the number is shown 3 times (the first time it shows up will show a 1 the second will show a 2, the third tiem would show a 3)
I'm creating an order form in excel. I would like to add a control there where when it's triggered, excel would automatically assign a number that hasn't been used before and save the file using that number. It's like an order number generator.
For example, let's assume I'm entering a purchase order in excel. After I'm done doing that, I click on the "SAVE" control button. This will assign the number following the last saved order and save the file in a location I specify in this format: filename POnumber.
We have list for entries that is shared among few people. In that list, we manually add number for the entry. So if I input 99 then, next person should add 100 and so on. I would like to automize this, so say If I use this, then no one else can use it in the mean time and then when number is input, it should disallow if same number is input and it should automatically enter the next number.
I have an upholstery business and I have created a workbook containing multiple sheets (proposal, invoice, sales order log, etc.. ) Following, I have saved it in Template format, which I open and save by order number somewhere else. The issue is, I don't know how to track what the last order number I used was....
Is there anything I can work using excel that will allow me to make that easier without having to go open a window and looking at the last order number after arranging the workbooks by name inside a folder?
I'd like to take the value from one cel, and reverse the digit order in another cell. Example cell c11 value is 1234, I want to display that value in cell c12 as 4321. Is there a way to do this?
492 500 773 738 572 492 When I repeat this number I need that the first (492) be formatted with a color and continuous like this 200 572 format the first 572 492 format the next 492 but the actual number stays without formatting!
i would like to rank a column so that when entering a number in a cell it will move up the column so that the greater number falls down the colum and the larger rises up the column
I am trying to develop an invoicing system for my company. Most of our customers will have their invoices formatted a certain way which has been relatively easy to solve, however one customer needs to have their invoices formatted in a special way.I have a sheet that pulls in a list formatted like this:
Date product order number kilos 07/4/14 48% cream 445600 1000 07/4/14 PHM 445600 1500 07/4/14 PHM 445600 1000 07/4/14 PHM 445600 2000 10/4/14 48% cream 445800 500
What I need it to display is the following:
Date Product order number kilos 07/4/14 48% cream 445600 1000 10/4/14 48% cream 445800 500 07/4/14 PHM 445600 4500
So you can see it is grouping the invoice by both product type and order number but grouping by product.
I have a first & last name with a number in cell B2 which looks like the following;
939 Smith, Silvia
I would like to drop the numbers and just return 'Silvia Smith'.
I have the following part of the formula to drop the number and it works. =RIGHT(B2,LEN(B2)-FIND(" ",B2)) Need to know how to layer in the other part of the formula to switch first and last name.
I am using Excel to produce work orders and I need each one to have its own unique number. Much like an invoice or contract number, each time I open the file I would like Excel to generate a new number for that spreadsheet with a value of 1 more than the previous spreadsheet.
I found the code below on the Microsoft website and it works except it didn't treat the worksheet tabs as numbers so the sort is 1, 10, 100, 101 etc.
How can I get it to treat the worksheet values like numbers and sort accordingly?.
Code:
Sub Sort_Active_Book() Dim i As Integer Dim j As Integer Dim iAnswer As VbMsgBoxResult ' ' Prompt the user as which direction they wish to ' sort the worksheets. '
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' If the answer is No, then sort in descending order. ' ElseIf iAnswer = vbNo Then If UCase$(Sheets(j).Name) < UCase$(Sheets(j + 1).Name) Then Sheets(j).Move After:=Sheets(j + 1) End If End If Next j Next i End Sub
i have a list of part numbers that all have prefixes and i need to sort them into regular part number order and can't seem to figure out why i'm having such a hard time. the order i need them is this example. i need after part number 1-1 to be 1-2 followed by 1-3 etc. not 1-10 followed by 1-100. i hope i'm explaining this correctly.
I am trying to create a spreadsheet that will automatically increase the work order number by 1. The cell will always be in the same place. The idea is that when the file is opened it populates the number. After being closed and reopened the number will be 1 higher than the previous.
The page will reused by various people to create and print work requests for my mechanics, I want it to assign the W/O automatically.
I’m getting data from query. My data has fields: Item No, Customer ID & Sales rep. I need to find out for each Item number which customer put order and who was the sales rep. (Excel 2002). see file attached.
I am looking for a formula to number rows in A1:A500 I would like to skip a row when B1:B500 cells are empty then skip that row and start renumbering from 1 This is what I tried so far =If(b9>"", countif($B$9:$B9,">"""),"")
I am trying to improve my expense report template and need to check on the load if expense report number has been loaded correctly as well as if this report has been previously loaded. Expense report number format looks like this: AAA-BBBBBB-CC Where:
AAA – Employee ID # BBBBBB – End of the week date
CC – Weekly expense report number For instance, 023-122008-01 means: Employee number 023, week ending date 12/20/2008, weekly expense report number 01. I would like to prevent/give warning of loading incorrect expense report number format, check for possible duplicates, and check if trying to load expense report belongs to the right person (by simply matching previously loaded in different cell of the same sheet employee ID and first three digits of just loaded expense report number. I think I know how to do all of these separate, but have no idea how to combine all three checks for one cell.
My sheet cotains a variable number of duplicates (2 up to 12 duplicates) that can each have different amounts.
Ex: 9879 = 7 9879 = 0
I would like to be able to highlight all the duplicates for that show only 0 as their value (all the duplicates must have a total value of 0). I've tried nested if functions and conditional formating but to no avail.
I've attached a small file that shows the end result.
My sheet contains a variable number of duplicates (2 up to 14 duplicates) that can each have different amounts.
Ex: 9879 = 7 9879 = 0
I would like to be able to highlight all the duplicates for that show only 0 as their value (all the duplicates must have a total value of 0). I've tried nested if functions and conditional formating but to no avail.
I've attached a small file that shows the end result. Attachment 241407
I have this macro when run copys and pastes values for a row of cells onto another sheet. However if 2 cells in the same row have a number greater than zero. It duplicates the entry. What I need is some sort of check that says if 2 or more cells in the same row have a number greater than zero just copy that row once only.
Below is a range of data i am working with, i am trying to create a formula that will count the number of different entries in column A for each different entry in column B. ie how many differnt values are there for "Packing"
008003PICKING MISTAKE 008042UNFIT FOR PURPOSE 008035PACKING 008035PACKING 008035PACKING 007960CHANGE OF MIND 007986PACKING 007986PACKING 008050UNFIT FOR PURPOSE 008070CHANGE OF MIND 008070CHANGE OF MIND 008074CHANGE OF MIND 008074CHANGE OF MIND 008074CHANGE OF MIND 008074CHANGE OF MIND 008074CHANGE OF MIND 008086PACKING 008085PACKING 008085PACKING
I need the easiest way to randomize or generate team numbers in a league. Using COL A assign numbers between 1 & 8 without duplicates. Then repeat 5 more times. This has to be done on the spot and has time constraints as the players will be waiting for their team assignments.
EXAMPLE: I have 48 players which will be assigned to 8 teams of 6. I want to randomize the drawing so the same players don't play on the same teams each week. Also to be able to adjust number of teams determined by how many players are present. either 6 , 8, or 10 teams.
I'm pulling data from my servers (alarms) and have roughly 10 alarm points, reporting 9000 alarms. I've been able to pull them off the server on an excel file, have been able to sort them, but would like to venture into the hope that there is some sort of formula that would take the duplicate alarms(cell a1-a9000), delete them, and report how many duplicates were removed from the list in cell b1-b10
xyz xyz xyz xyz 123 123 zzz
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somehow it could be turned into "xyz 4" "123 2" "zzz 1"
